Gathering of 1084 Tiller Soul Alliance Delegates in City
Kansas figures show growing alliance influence as Col. Lu L Polk and H W Ayer arrive at Englishs hotel. The movement emphasizes industrial regulation and nonpartisan aims while denying being a political party and plans a Feb 22 meeting to map national action.
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Farne
Hotel Lance
Jers
Bates
C. W. Macene
J. H. Turner
Col. Boyes
Los Angles
Cad
Aso i Ayper
Ho ‘Opera Advocate
McLahin
Alliance
Kensas
Mr. Turner
Col
Polk
Boyce
Editeur McLallin
Kansas
Limeburner
Ir. McLallin
Peltca
Adoulid al
People’s Party
Farmer’s’ Alliance
Ocala
United States
Indianapolis
Col. Lu. L. Polk
North Carolina
National Farmers’ Alliance
H. W. Ayer
English’s Hotel
Ayer
Tha
Col. Polkaid
Meara
Worker fatally injured on Winfield bridge derrick
Antoin W moert was fatally injured Saturday in Winfield when a Guy rope attached to a derrick collapsed. The scalp was torn from the back of his head and he suffered internal injuries as his back was bruised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antoin W Moert
Winfield
Uncertain War News and Maritime Rescue Report
Fragmentary notes report no change in Chili politics while Austria and Hungary may accept our pork. Berlin banker Mass allegedly embezzled 400,000 marks. A ship named Bark Fairfield founder off Kinsale Ireland with all crew saved by life-saving station.
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Degland
Austria
Berlin
Mass
England
Bark Fairfield
Kinsare
Ireland
Market updates and assorted city briefs in Indianapolis area
The report covers legal actions and incidents from Indianapolis and surrounding areas. Albert Kerr sues Chandler & Taylor for damages after an assault with a heavy chain. Various accidents and court proceedings appear, including a boy fined for postal violations, a dog death suit, and a robbery verdict of not guilty.
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Albert Kerr Hag
Chandler & Taylor
Harry C. Smith
Marble Cutters’ Union
Chicago
Old State Fair
H.S. Barnes
Big Four
Kregela & Whitsett
Bates St
Anna Williams
Pennsylvania
Alexander Bettman
Noblesville
Woods
Valparrica
John Powers
John Thomaca
Windianapolis
Vrara
Oliicer Manzing
Simo
Wormaz
Dudge Brawn
Fort
South Iilinois
Dr. Woodburn
Propykeum
State Board of Agriculture
R. Robinson
College
Lincolnave
New Baptist Church
Abe McPeak
Frank Ayres
E. Courist
Alays
B. Orton
Thad Stevers
McVeak
Brrrus
Samuel
Rosa Freichman
Gottleib
Lizzie Hubert
Emma Arnold
Robert Downing
Genevieve Thurman
Fimanuel Collins
Lewis Christy
Buskirk
John Reardon
Pierce Norton
Callins
Joan Reardon
SuNman
Collins
Refugees migration debate and aid drive in Indianapolis
Community leaders in Indianapolis plan a Sunday mass meeting at the Market Street synagogue to organize refugee relief from Russia. Herman Bamberger cites past success and urges admitting more refugees with job placement, language schools, and Americanization, aided by Baron Hirsch funds and political support.
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Market St
Russia
Herman Bamberger
Hebrews
Indianapolis
Public
Di 3
United States
Baron Hirsch Society of
New York
Lawa
Turpse
Brouin
Jeitera
Congress
Barubergver
Janed Labowitz
Labowitz
Tabowitz
Hamany Irtels
Ilessite
Enelsh
Chicago
Hotel Plans and Local Preferences
A note on choosing between an American approach and a European plan for running a hotel. The piece suggests both methods are viable and appealing, inviting readers to select their preferred system.
Tramps Hijack Westbound Big Four Train Passengers Terrified
An incident near Anville Indiana on a Big Four Westbound train to St Louis involved five tramps entering the ladies coach demanding money while two men with revolvers challenged them. Passengers screamed and raised hands as the robbers fled after train crew confronted them. No casualties reported by Saturday.
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Brain St Wyec
Canedi
Chicago
Port Huron
Mich
Canada
Grand Trunk Railroad
Michigan
Blue Island
Robert Bonner
Arion
Bob Farrell
Ed Ahearn
St. Louis
Tom F Kelly
New York
John T. Brush
Indianapolis
Kay
Brush
Hart
Asso
von der Ahe
League
the Dogs
Anville
Ind
Nev. IL
Rein Rah
Tad Hoong
United States Seizes Hawaii Possible Move by Charleston
The Charleston has left Chinese waters bound for the Hawaiian Islands with reports in official circles that it may be ordered to seize Hawaii if certain events unfold. The article notes Russian ambitions in Asia and English involvement to prompt a broader conflict.
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Shanghai
United States
Charleston
Hawaiian Islands
Russia
England
Chicatas Bean
House Fire Fatality and Legal Notices In Indiana
A house fire claimed a youngest child and left a family displaced as parents fled with two other children in care. The report includes local policing actions against gambling and a request for an injunction to block a gymnasium at a Seventh Street church, plus notes on county bridge policy and a political echo about emergency repairs.
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T.eadville
Cal
Johna Turtler
Briday
Suvera
Lewis J. Curtise
Superior Court
Seventh Prosbyteyiad Church
Chuirch
Sunday church services and sermons listed
Sunday services include First Presbyterian with Rev Haines morning and evening anniversary of Kings daughters Central Christian with Rev Gucan morning sermon How Moses endured and evening An atheist funeral sermon Roberts Park Methodist with Rev Van Anda morning Man s need if a supernatural revelation and evening an address to young people
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First Presbyterian
Haines
Archimedes at Work on Meridian Viaduct Construction
A Sun artist observes two Black workers guiding a portable engine under a new Meridian viaduct. Archimedes prays over a giant book as Henry I, IV, and a stoic laborer named David operate the machinery. Spectators watch from the streets and rooftops, noting danger and aesthetic critique of the girders.
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Archimedes
Henry Ile IV
Henry
David
Eithaestone
Dows
Doles
Addo
Ite
Sea Avenue
Jobn McGoverin
Ti Sun
Viaduct Bravery Noted Amid Construction Difficulties
Builders faced tough conditions at the bridge project as workers joked about paying for the structure. Taxpayers faced costs while engineers explained cheaper methods. The viaduct remained standing and showed remarkable strength under stress.
Fire destroys St Louis Children’s Hospital wing
A fire at 6 AM in the St Louis children’s hospital trapped 12 patients. Matrons, nurses, firemen and neighbors rescued all occupants. A girl recovering from eye operation may regain sight, and several others suffered injuries, with the cause under investigation.
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St. Louts
St. Louis Childrens Hospital
Egmoka
Che
Chicago's Supposed Double Killing Reveals Self-Inflicted Death
Nov 14 report says Mrs Legeenhager poisoned her cider and died soon after, with coroner finding she killed her son then took poison herself. Police rule out Hobbers as the culprit and cite a motive related to the son’s escape last week.
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Chicagoe
Triday
Legeenhager
Hobbers
Frustrated Fifth Division Union Plans Convention in Cincinnati
The local railway clerks division met in the post office to appoint two committees for a Cincinnati convention. They vow to build a stronger organization and reject pension demands for aged clerks. Also reports of barroom brawl between Indianapolis gamblers Littler and Oliver and a court-martial case involving P A Ray. A fire in Marblehead Mass damages 50,000.
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Progsto
Kentucky
Tennessee
Vin
Joe Littler
Lew Oliver
Indianapolis
Harry Walker
Oliver
Tittler
Sim
Littler
Nieskin
Harry Waller
Hiver
Ft. Wayne
Prominent Leavenworth Official Takes Own Life
Michael K. Daveren, longtime Leavenworth police official, died by suicide in the early hours of Friday after a period of heavy drinking and domestic troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kas
Michael Ke, Daveren
Pas de Calais Mines Face Massive Strike
More than 40,000 workers in Pas de Calais are expected to abandon work Monday after the company refuses to meet the miners demands. The strike threatens to disrupt coal production across the region as tensions rise between labor and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pas de Calais
Eight Days Left to Purchase State Fair Lots
Only eight days remain to buy options on the State fair grounds. Over $100,000 already taken. Call at once for choice of lots. See Pats at the office of HW H. Beville 246 W. agb ngten st for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pats
HW. H. Beville
Agb
Ngten St
Rainy week delays Indianapolis wheelmen events
A damp week kept Indianapolis wheelmen indoors with rain spoiling riding plans and delaying a hoped national meet. The Zig Zag club opened its new rooms to 400 guests. talks ranged from cyclers versus farmers to road anecdotes. A Thanksgiving turkey run and plans for a future national meet were discussed, with a new factory site eyed by National Bicycle Works.
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Indianapolis
Thomas Hay
Hay & Willets
Asusman
Granger
Thiad
Eoen
Wheelmep
Pressat Atte Fair Grounds
John ‘Orrigap
Pennsylvania Sts
National Bicycle Works
S. Sylvania St
Chicago
Century
Indiaapol
LaFerte
Bloomington
Texas steer and stage acts dominate bustling Park program
A crowded Friday night at Carmencita Park features a Texas steer act and a slate of shows including A Texas steer and The senator at Grand, Aunt Bridget's baby at English's, plus London vaudeville numbers and musical tastings.
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Texas
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